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By Irfan Rosli
News editor
This is a personal health record. You enter your medicines, your insurance policy, your past illnesses and procedures, and some regular readings, and the app keeps them in one place on your phone.
The listing presents it as a way to have medical information ready at a doctor's visit or in an emergency, and as a way to keep track of a medicine routine. It is aimed at individuals and at people who manage health information for someone else.
The listing calls the app suitable for anyone, without assuming technical skill. The text describes the app's design but says nothing about how it performs in practice, and no one at APKCube has tested it.
The medication section holds a record for each medicine. Each entry can include a photo of the packet or label, the dose, and written instructions for taking it. The listing also mentions doctor referrals as something you can log alongside a medicine.
The insurance section is a store for policy paperwork. You can record the policy number, the insurance company, the plan details, the premium amount and the date it falls due. The listing presents this as a place to keep those figures together rather than in a drawer.
Medical history is a place for past illnesses, surgeries and treatments. The listing describes it as a reference to bring to doctor visits or to show in an emergency. Emergency contact numbers can also be saved here so they are easy to find.
Several sections are for numbers you record over time. Blood pressure readings are logged so you can see the record build up. Blood sugar levels are logged for people managing diabetes. Seizures can be logged with details of each episode.
Symptoms can be recorded alongside medicines, so you can note what you were feeling when you took a dose. The menstrual cycle section tracks periods for people who want that in the same app.
A notes area lets you write down any other health details or reminders you want to keep. The listing says more features are planned, but it names none of them, so the current set is what the listing describes.
Medication and insurance details can be sent out through WhatsApp, email and other sharing options on your phone. The listing names this as a way to pass information to a doctor or a family member.
Photos can be taken in the app or added from existing images. They can be attached to medicines and to documents, so a photo of a policy card or a pill bottle sits next to the written details.
Backups can be saved to Google Drive, to the phone, or by email, and the listing says they can be restored. Drive backups will need a Google account, as Drive does in general. The listing does not describe how the data is protected beyond saying it is stored securely. Themes and display views can change how the app looks, which the listing presents as an accessibility aid.
The app is paid. The listing marks it as paid but gives no price in its text, so check the store page for the amount before you install.
The listing does not describe reminders, alarms or notifications for doses, even though it mentions never missing one. If you need prompts to take medicine, this app's listed features do not include them.
The listing does not describe any checks on medicines, such as interaction warnings or dose limits. It also does not say whether an account is needed to use the app itself, as opposed to Drive backups. It does not say the app gives medical advice, and it should not be treated as a substitute for a clinician's guidance.
The build we hold is My Medicine Pro - Health Log 1.6.7 (APKS split bundle) for Android 10 and up.
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